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Now SwitchInputSender will connect without the need to terminate the running application. Previously, when setting a new memory value for the Switch console, SwitchInputSender would not reboot the console, and the setting would not take effect until the console was manually rebooted. SwitchInputSender will now reboot the console when necessary, aligning with the other options that also require a reboot.

Sparse Texture support bUseSparseTextures has been deprecated due to the lack of performance when enabled and the code complexity incurred to support them. Disable Sparse Texture support for improved performance. Added an active timer count threshold at which we assume something is wrong and dump all timers to the log. The intention is to provide information in cases where projects have thousands of active timers at once, which can degrade performance.

Added an exec command called “DisplayCVarList” that supports a comma-separated list of CVar names to draw to the screen. This command also supports name completion; for example, you could enter “r.

Extended FResourceSizeEx to keep track of name for each memory size added. This allows for verbose reporting of resource sizes. This results in output which will dump each tracked named size. Added optional alignment awareness to the allocator model, and added support for that to TArray and FScriptArray. FTSTicker can add and remove tick delegates concurrently. Removing a delegate can block until its execution is finishing in parallel.

Added a placeholder for HashCombineFast , which is intended to serve as a placeholder for an in-memory fast hash combining algorithm, unlike HashCombine where the results may be persisted. These are classic spin-locking behaviors, so use them with caution. Remove unused names from package headers, reducing the amount of data and number of names that have to be serialized.

We now:. Removed the unused InstallVisualizers. Added a. Added a Custom Config directory feature that can be used to support multiple packaging targets per platform.

Added PackageName. DumpMointPoints , PackageName. RegisterMountPoint and PackageName. Added GetValid Object global function. GetValid can be used in places where pointer validation with IsValid Object triggers static analysis warnings. Made the verbosity of the uninitialized reflected property check configurable through either project or engine modules.

Projects use DefaultEngine. Other types remain the same for both engine and project modules Display , but engine will soon change to Error as well. For example:. Added OodleDataCompression. Oodle compression is now built into Unreal Engine Core and is available on all platforms for general purpose compression needs.

Optimized IsValid Object performance: In OutputDeviceFile, the async writer can now set its thread name to either the file name or a sequential number. Added support for disabling Pending Kill functionality in the engine.

Pending Kill will be disabled by default for any new projects created with the next Engine release. Changed the CsvProfiler worker thread to be created on demand, rather than unconditionally. Adding this flag will hide the given class from any class browser in the editor.

Introduced Garbage Collector History. Garbage Collector can now store information about its previous runs which can then be used to track down UObject memory leaks. The ReferenceChainSearch class will no longer store raw pointers to UObjects when constructing reference chains and instead will only preserve basic information about UObjects separate from UObjects themselves.

Updated to Oodle 2. Oodle 2. Added a UnrealTraceServer. UnrealTraceServer is the tool that records traces for profiling purposes. Added functionality to Allow Cast to gracefully handle an interface instance that’s not a UObject.

Added a template VariantStructure as an alternative to the template BaseStructure that provides access to script structs for f and d LWC variant types. Added support for more than two sticky columns in collated summary tables. New format info for columns have been created to replace the “lowIsBad” list. This provides specifying auto colorization rules and numerical formatting.

Added support for multiple section boundaries, and minor dashed line section boundaries Section boundaries no longer require startToken or endToken. Section boundaries now can be specific to collated or full tables.

Added a minFrameCount param which filters out rows from the summary table based on frame count. This allows us to filter out bad CSVs. This works after the cache reads, so bad PRCs will also be filtered out.

Added maxFileAgeDays argument. This is faster than querying timestamp metadata, especially when reading from network drives. Added input format detection for csvConvert. If not specified, input format and compression will be used for output.

PerfReportTool – hitchSummary – add summary table metrics for hitches of thresholds up to ms at ms intervals. Added quotation marks around strings from failed comparisons during automation tests to aid readability. Improved performance, reduced code bloat, and simplified searching for non-constexpr constants by adding appropriate use of constexpr through core engine code.

Implemented scratch buffers for encoder scratch as well as decoder to improve OodleDataCompression performance. This value will be returned if the original vector is zero. Loading of plugin-specific config files has been modified to be more consistent and reliable. FArchiveReplaceObjectRef and subclasses now pass parameters through flag enums rather than long lists of bools.

Unified and improved output when reporting Garbage Collection World leaks and in ‘obj refs’ command output. Added OodleTextureSdkVersion field to Texture assets so that textures remember the version of Oodle they were encoded with.

Legacy assets load with this field blank. Different versions of Oodle Texture can be used based on this field to prevent unnecessary patch generation. PerfReportTool: Made Summary types self-register so they’re self-contained and more easily extendable. A crash has been fixed that occured when running a reference gathering while incremental garbage collection running.

Fixed TTuple’s per-element constructor to be conditionally explicit, allowing tuples to be initialized with a braced list of initializers. Fixed the optimized map and set property serialization path when there are no defaults and the container is non-empty.

Fixed a crash when trying to convert an array of a serialized struct type to an array of a non-struct type. Loaded packages are no longer incorrectly marked as missing, which prevents incorrect skipping of imports after requesting load of an invalid export in a valid package.

Added support for padded widths in FImageWrapper classes, which fixes a bug where a Remote Session’s image buffer could include garbage pixels on the right side due to the underlying GPU’s pixel alignment requirements. The entire hash map will now lock instead of individual hash buckets when iterating UObject maps to prevent memory stomps when creating, renaming, or destroying objects mid-iteration. Slightly reduced framepro send buffer size so it fits under the small alloc max size amount of some allocators.

UMG list view will now track its Actor references and remove them when they’re about to be destroyed to ensure they don’t prevent levels from being Garbage Collected. InputComponent will now clear its reference to the PlayerInput to ensure it doesn’t prevent levels from being Garbage Collected. Released references to other objects when the PlayerCameraManager gets destroyed to make sure they don’t prevent levels from being Garbage Collected.

CheatManager will now empty its extensions list when its outer PlayerController is about to be destroyed to prevent issues with Garbage Collecting leaking references. Cleared the thread buffer for CPU tracing to avoid scopes ending up after thread end and cleared the thread buffer pointer.

Fixed a few issues where adding or changing a default subobject class in a class constructor would overwrite the previously set values in Blueprints and other instances of that class. The CameraModifier’s CameraOwner reference will now be nulled when it gets destroyed to ensure it does not prevent levels from being Garbage Collected.

PlayerState’s Pawn reference will now be tracked and released when no longer required to make sure it doesn’t prevent levels from being Garbage Collected.

The AbilitySystemComponent’s references to other Actors will now be released when the Actors are about to be destroyed to make sure they don’t prevent levels from being Garbage Collected. The AudioComponent will now clear references to other objects when its EndPlay is called to ensure it does not prevent levels from being Garbage Collected. Fixed single-property config updates from failing to remove entries that were no longer needed as they matched the CDO.

Fixed CrashReportClient from writing a buggy compressed header at the start of the compressed report and the valid one at the end of the report. Fixed Pakfile creation when the uncompressed buffer size exceeds the int32 capacity and introduced the TInlineAllocator Added an ensure to avoid a synchronization bug involving DDC memory backend and value-locking that can occur when disabling the memory backend.

Fixed a bug where the filter order is ignored for columns in the rowSort list in collated summary tables. Columns you are collating by will still appear first, but their relative order is preserved. Fix to Async Loading Handles to stall on Switch, which was caused by an issue with the initial pak list. Added a deprecation warning to typed allocators which fires when the allocator won’t return appropriately-aligned memory – explicitly aligned versions of the allocators or alignment-aware allocators should be used instead.

Deprecated the IsInitialized function and variable from ThreadingManager. The variable’s access was causing TSan warnings. These are not used at all across the engine. This simplifies the code and makes the output of the obj list more readable. Removed the unused and inconsistently-applied BogusChar option from FPlatformString string conversion functions. Reformatted the Cache Statistics user interface to show meaning full type name and display details.

Disabled the InEditorCooking by default for all projects. Cooks launched from the editor by QuickLaunch will instead launch the cook commandlet in a separate process. Future cook architecture will move away from InEditorCooking, and the current default map type – WorldPartition – does not yet support it. A project should enable InEditorCooking only if necessary for backwards compatibility and only if it does not use WorldPartition.

This information is used automatically by the AssetManager, but can also be used to diagnose errors during cooking. Fixed an AssetRegistry bug that caused the importer’s new asset to never be found again until the editor is restarted. Fixed the RemovePath method from the AssetRegistryImpl class to return true if the path already does not exist.

Made changes to the PackageNameCache definitions. Fixed the maxcount calculation to no longer integer overflow before capacity integer overflows. This expands the number of allocations we can fit into bit LLM tracking, which is needed for some large projects that still want to use bit LLM tracking.

Added a warning that will be printed when a pak file is loaded with a mount point that is not mounted to any root directory. It is now possible to set a threshold number of triangles, after which static meshes generated when opening or importing USD stages would get Nanite enabled. Additionally, it is now possible to add the “unrealNanite” token attribute to a Mesh prim, and use the “enable” or “disable” values to override the Nanite threshold and always enable or disable Nanite for static meshes generated from that prim.

Added a new export option when exporting levels to USD that allows controlling whether foliage is exported to the foliage Actor’s layer or the place Component’s layer. This is especially useful when the Place in Current Level option is enabled on the foliage tool. Now, existing, persistent Unreal Material Assets will only be used when opening a stage when the ‘unreal’ render context is selected.

Animated light and camera attributes, as well as skeletal animation, will now be read from USD and automatically added to the generated LevelSequence as regular tracks. Manipulation of these tracks will write the data back out to USD. When writing out animation tracks to the stage while a USD Stage is opened, the exporter will now only bake every frame of the animation if absolutely necessary. You can now track the assignment of Material overrides on geometry cache Components generated when parsing the USD Stage.

These assignments are now serialized to USD. Mark excluded tests as skipped in the report instead of entirely removed for the test list.

This checks for exclusion just before running the test. For platforms, the mechanic to edit their exclusion config file must be done manually through the target platform config file. This will be improved in a future release. Included TestSamples plugin as an example. Fixed the initial map setting of the project launcher being ignored when also specifying maps to cook.

Fixed the -SeparateDebugInfo command for BuildCookRun failing to place debug files in a separate directory with the manifests.

AutomationTool will guard against the target platform’s cooked data folder not existing during staging. This can happen when making builds that re-use previously generated pak files. Pass -unattended to unrealpak from the staging code so that it doesn’t pop up interactive dialogs. UBT can create an “Internal” include directory.

This directory is only added to a module if the referenced module has the same scope. Replaced uses of whitelist and blacklist with AllowList and DenyList in. If the new names are not found, the parser will fall back to the old names for one or two releases, but support will be removed entirely in a future version. This is disabled by default. Added support for Clang’s static analyzer to the Unreal Build Tool.

By default, Clang will print out the output from the analyzer to stdout. Set minimum Visual Studio version to v Texture encoding now supports two encoding settings, so that you can enable slower, high quality encoding features for cooked builds while retaining fast encoding in editor. Added Default World Partition Settings. These set a default loading state for a World Partition map, including loaded cells and data layers, to avoid an empty world when loading a map for the first time.

Added support for property categories to be prioritized via a new ‘PrioritizeCategories’ metadata. This setting gets assigned to the WorldSettings actor when the WorldPartition gets created. Property tooltips now also contain the raw name of the property, so you can identify the property if the name is too long to be displayed in full.

Feature packs can now have multiple categories specified for them in the “Category” field of the manifest. Added the ability to break the Details view into sections, such as “Rendering” or “Physics”. This leverages recent changes to the PythonScriptPlugin that recognize per-platform site-packages directories.

Arranging the modules this way allows the Python modules generated by building USD to be dropped directly into the appropriate platform directory and avoids the need to patch the init.

Advanced dropdowns in Details views are now styled like a normal group rather than as an expander. Added detail customization for vector curves, so that you can create curve editors for vectors that are similar to the editor available for float curves. Spline components are now colored with a gradient effect to more easily tell when they are selected, and they have more distinct colors. Updated spline box and frustum selection to always add rather than toggle points in the selection area, or append to selection when shift is pressed.

There is now an UncontrolledChangelistValidator, which reconciles writable assets and warns the user if new uncontrolled changes are found during changelist validation.

Added Usecases to Editor Validators, so validators can specify which Usecase should be executed by overrides. There is now a FValidateAssetsResult struct which holds detailed information about validated assets and results. Added new settings to the Geometry Cache plugin settings to control the memory usage of streaming geometry caches from Alembic and USD.

The Texture Editor now has a new tab that shows various properties about the encoded texture, including whether the texture was encoded with Fast or Final quality. This tab lets you experiment with various Oodle properties like encode quality settings on the texture, and also can show you the deployed size benefits of RDO encoding.

When you launch Unreal Insights from the Editor, if Unreal Insights is not found it will now be built. When importing a static mesh from an Alembic file, you can now enable Propagate Matrix Transformations without enabling Merge Meshes.

There is now a DirtyFilesChangelistValidator to verify there are no unsaved modifications when submitting a changelist in Source Control. The FPropertyAndParent struct now contains the array indices of the changed property and all its parents, so you can determine which property value changed. Exposed a Python setting to let users select if the embedded Python interpreter should run in isolation mode or not.

By default, the engine interpreter runs in isolation mode to minimize risk of having incompatible Python software crashing the engine. Added a ‘Preview Profiles’ combo box to asset editor viewport toolbars to quickly change preview profiles. The profile combo is only visible when the user has more than one profile. FAssetEditorModeUILayer now serves as a layer between a given asset editor and the mode toolkits, so that the mode toolkits can request UI panels and the asset editor determines where they are located in the asset editor layout.

Added the ability to show or hide individual columns in the Outliner by right-clicking on the header. Added support for multiple modes in mode UI layers.

There is now a paired AssetEditorUISubsystem that does the tab registration so the modes don’t have to be registered before the asset editor opens. Viewports can now focus on anything implementing a typed element world interface, not just Actors and Components. Added a warning icon in the Auto Save Restore UI beside a package to restore, if the auto-saved package modification time is older than the file it is supposed to restore.

This can be used to create buttons in the UE5 Style. This can be used to create a searchable combo box in the UE5 Style. This can be used inside a Custom Dialog to display a list of checkboxes. This can be used to display a warning or error in the UE5 Style.

This can be used to create a combo button in the UE5 Style. This uses the UE5 Style and can be used for actions such as “Add”. This uses the UE5 Style and can be used for actions such as “Delete”. Imported jpeg textures will now be stored in their original jpeg format in the package file, and will only be converted to compressed PNG format when the texture pixel data is modified inside the Editor. Modified the Source Control beautification to be an async process, preventing crowded changelists from blocking the workflow.

The filenames are now beautified when available. You can no longer dock tabs into docking areas that are contained inside the tab itself, because this would cause an infinite loop and eventually crash. This fixed Python to initialize the unreal. Transform method with the expected default values.

Opening the Save Layouts dialog no longer immediately renames the current layout to “Copy of “, leading to an ever-increasingly long name suggestion in the Save Layout dialog. Fixed a crash when pasting an empty string, or a string with only newline separators, into a bulk property editor cell.

The URL needs to contain the Unreal path for the game mode to be found. Selecting a spline point in one viewport now updates the other viewports in a multi-viewport layout.

Addressed an issue where the camera velocity was reset when focusing on the camera editor. This fix prevents rubber banding. Fixed an issue where launching the Editor with -game would lead to a crash on levels using One File Per Actor. Addressed an issue where Mesh Paint was not allowing vertex painting across all segments of a spline mesh component. Fixed an issue with FBX Static Mesh reimport, so it now correctly recomputes the spline mesh component collision. Added information to what failed when an edit condition cannot be parsed, indicating whether it was an issue with the type or the value.

Fixed an issue with spline Snap to Nearest to snap to the current spline as well as nearby splines and to only snap to valid and visible nearby splines. Fixed vertex painting on Blueprint spline mesh component instances so the vertex data is no longer lost when the construction script is rerun. Fixed an issue where an Ensure message could display in studio analytics during long slow task dialogs. Added a LinearDeltaSensitivity metadata property tag to make it possible for Detail panel sliders without upper and lower bounds to not scrub exponentially.

The source control item in the Edit menu now dynamically changes between Connect to Source Control and Change Source Control Settings, depending on the current state of the connection to source control.

Fixed the issue where the HighResShot console command would overwrite the file specified in the filename argument from a previous call because it didn’t reset the reference when no parameter was given on a subsequent call. Alembic import now stores all the import settings used at import so it can use them again on reimport. Fixed the issue where shelved files from another branch were preventing FPerforceGetPendingChangelistsWorker from completing, causing the Changelist Window to refresh.

When you search in the Details panel, the Advanced subcategory will now be filtered out if there are no children to display. Clicking a suggestion in the Engine Console auto-complete list now moves the caret to the end of the selected text, matching the behavior of pressing Tab to select the value. Fixed an issue where SRichTextHyperlink was not displaying correctly when clicking on the link, moving the mouse away from the link, and releasing the mouse.

The link now appears underlined. If one or more functions are still missing, the corresponding error s are logged. Changed how lambda captures the Asset Editor toolkit name for conditional additions to the Asset menu. Fixed an issue where main frame notifications couldn’t be dismissed if they were also set to time out, because the pointer would reset. Removed code from the Python build scripts trying to detect if a user-specified SDK is bit or bit. Parsing the Python interpreter output could make the build fail.

Fixed the Editor Python Executor to parse and escape quotes for -ExecutePythonScript command line parameters to allow quoting python arguments containing spaces. Fixed an issue that prevented some options from functioning in an Asset Picker when it is embedded in a menu. Fixed an issue causing duplicate buttons to show up for some properties in the Details Panel, such as the Row Struct property in the Data Table Details.

Fixed the Editor toolbar dropdown not closing when the user clicked in a non-client area, such as the one between the Help menu and the label showing the project and branch.

Fixed an issue where Preview Rendering Level change was not being applied to either editor-viewport or separate-window in-process PIE. We now broadcast that revert or markfordelete operations could require cleanups, for example when packages, assets, or refs are deleted. Fixed an issue where reverting Mark For Add on an asset was preventing you from recreating an asset with the same name in the same editor session.

The asset was still present in AssetRegistry. Fixed an issue with preview rendering levels where you couldn’t change to a platform that had the same Feature Level as the running Editor. Deprecated functions in the EditorScriptingUtilities plugin now correctly show the deprecation message in the Editor, which contains the location of the replacement functions.

Added support to the Content Browser for migrating selected assets and their dependencies that are inter-referential across content roots. Assets spread across content roots are migrated into the corresponding content root in the destination, if it exists. If any don’t exist, we migrate the selection and dependencies to temporary packages into a folder that is migrated to the destination.

The Content Browser can now sync to levels and maps, making working with these assets a bit easier. They also support the following hotfix syntax to hotfix the entire asset:. Asset names are now sorted in a way that handles all trailing numbers, including fully numeric names.

Made a slight increase to the Sources panel splitter size and Hit Detection handle in the Content Browser. Fixed an issue when ExrImgMediaReaderGpu ImageMedia was falling back to default reader when the frame read was canceled, but still successful.

Fixed an issue with MediaTexture. There was no interpolation between mip levels for textures with mips generated externally to Media Framework, which created a hard aliased edge. Now there is filtering between mip levels when mip levels are provided from outside.

Python packages such as NumPy 1. Improvements were made to the Static Mesh Editor. The quality of 16 bit UV quantization is now rounded instead of truncated when converted from F In rare cases, this causes problems with old content, particularly when previous UVs were exported for baking textures. See Unity Test Runner documentation. Enter a username into the log-in form during the activation of the Unity Editor. Set version control mode for this session. Additional flags can be used to fill out the configuration fields for the given version control mode.

These flags are based on the Provider. GetActiveConfigFields method. For example: you can use the -vcPerforceUsername , -vcPerforceWorkspace and -vcPerforceServer to set the Perforce username, workspace and server fields. Use this when you have Assets made by a newer, incompatible version of Unity, that you want to downgrade to work with your current version of Unity.

When you enable this, Unity presents you with a dialog asking for confirmation of this downgrade if you attempt to open a project that would require it. Note: This procedure is unsupported and highly risky, and should only be used as a last resort. Run Standalone Player on the specified monitor, indicated by a 1-based index number. The game does not display anything or accept user input. This is useful for running servers for networked games.

Force the game to use OpenGL core profile for rendering. Use this together with -force-glcoreXY to prevent checking for additional OpenGL extensions, allowing it to run between platforms with the same code paths. When you run this in batch mode, it does not initialize a graphics device. Do not produce an output log. Log output is printed.

Embed the Windows Standalone application into another application. Its second lowest bit is set to 1 after the Unity splash screen finishes displaying. For more information, see this example: EmbeddedWindow. Create the window as a a pop-up window, without a frame. This command is not supported on macOS.

Override the default screen quality. The supported options match the Quality Settings names.